Our Halifax colleague Ryan Delehanty tells us how the local Easter Seals branch is adapting dodgeball for players with vision impairments. From the November 13, 2017 episode.

Ph.D. student Lesley Ellis discusses an article she wrote about the harassment that people with dwarfism receive from strangers in public. From the November 13, 2017 episode.

Tech expert Marc Aflalo tells us about the accessibility features in Microsoft's latest hardware and software updates. From the November 13, 2017 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech explains how augmented reality glasses could help some blind people see. Producer Paul Daniel previews the remake of the 70s mystery movie "Murder on the Orient Express." Our AMI-tv colleague Alex Smyth previews tonight’s ATW story about a Calgary company that provides adaptive apparel for people with disabilities. Theresa Power from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a few popular books that have been turned into successful television programs. And, producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus magazine reading show, including an essay about barriers in the civil court system. This is the November 10, 2017 episode.

Nelson Rego from Cool Blind Tech explains how augmented reality glasses could help some blind people see. From the November 10, 2017 episode.

Producer Paul Daniel previews the remake of the 70s mystery movie "Murder on the Orient Express." From the November 10, 2017 episode.

Our AMI-tv colleague Alex Smyth previews tonight’s ATW story about a Calgary company that provides adaptive apparel for people with disabilities. From the November 10, 2017 episode.

Theresa Power from the Centre for Equitable Library Access tells us about a few popular books that have been turned into successful television programs. From the November 10, 2017 episode.

Producer Kevin Philipupillai previews this Sunday's episode of our Walrus magazine reading show, including articles about alt-right media outlets and about barriers in the civil court system. From the November 10, 2017 episode.

Jay Taylor gives us a preview of tonight's episode of Double Tap Canada: everything you wanted to know about smartphones but were afraid to ask. Michelle McQuigge of the Canadian Press discusses the latest chapter in the ongoing struggle to make VIA Rail trains more accessible. Donna Jodhan tells us what to keep in mind when filling out college and university application forms. Our Regina community reporter Beckie Zerr tells us about a new technology group formed by and for people with vision impairments. Dr. Natasha Saltes tells us about her research into the experiences of people with disabilities who teach in a university environment. And, who’s suing the British government? Dawn Dickinson previews articles from this Saturday's edition of our Guardian reading show. From the November 9, 2017 episode.